Coffee, The Nectar Of Life!

[seeker_two]

Here's a tip I learned from someone many years ago if you use a thermos to carry coffee in when you leave the house.

If you fill up the thermos with really hot water and let it sit for a little while before filling it with coffee, the coffee will stay hotter for a longer period of time.

Either use the hot water from your kitchen faucet, or use the microwave to heat up water to pour into the thermos.

I have done this for many years now, and had hot coffee from my thermos up into the late afternoon.

I do that when I carry food in a thermos. Keeps soup and chili warm for quite a while....

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[easy rider]

Here's a tip I learned from someone many years ago if you use a thermos to carry coffee in when you leave the house.

If you fill up the thermos with really hot water and let it sit for a little while before filling it with coffee, the coffee will stay hotter for a longer period of time.

Either use the hot water from your kitchen faucet, or use the microwave to heat up water to pour into the thermos.

I have done this for many years now, and had hot coffee from my thermos up into the late afternoon.

I thought that was general knowledge.

 

[Axxe55]

I thought that was general knowledge.

I have no idea. I have shared this tip with many people over the years that had never known it. I didn't know about it before I was told about it.

 

[easy rider]

I have no idea. I have shared this tip with many people over the years that had never known it. I didn't know about it before I was told about it.

I don't carry a thermos much anymore since I have a coffee maker in my office, but I used to always carry one at most my jobs. I had been doing that since the 70's. If I remember rightly, Thermos used to recommend that on the box it came in.

 

[Axxe55]

I don't carry a thermos much anymore since I have a coffee maker in my office, but I used to always carry one at most my jobs. I had been doing that since the 70's. If I remember rightly, Thermos used to recommend that on the box it came in.

I can't recall that I have ever bought a new thermos. Most of mine have come from garage sales or were safety awards.

 

[BigTexasOne]

I thought that was general knowledge.

It's kind of like "common courtesy" and "common sense", they're neither! There is no "common" anything in our society because of division and derision, and there's no sense in our society thanks to lowering standards to make people feel good about being stupid.

Just my opinion!

 

[Axxe55]

It's kind of like "common courtesy" and "common sense", they're neither! There is no "common" anything in our society because of division and derision, and there's no sense in our society thanks to lowering standards to make people feel good about being stupid.

Just my opinion!

Stupid people are stupid!

 

[bigtex10mm]

I love just good plain coffee. My daughter in law gave me a $25 gift card to Starbucks for my birthday two years ago. I regifted it to a buddies wife who is a big time yuppie and loves the place. The best gift I was ever given was a Keurig Coffee Maker. I have always loved Folgers and they make the K-Pods for the Keurig. My wife buys the pods in bulk from Amazon when they are on sale. 1 cup of delicious Folgers costs about $.21 per cup. When traveling I always take a couple of the pods with me as most hotels have the Keurig machines as well.

 

[easy rider]

It's kind of like "common courtesy" and "common sense", they're neither! There is no "common" anything in our society because of division and derision, and there's no sense in our society thanks to lowering standards to make people feel good about being stupid.

Just my opinion!

Okay, common knowledge was actually a thing at one time, same as common courtesy and common sense. Division and derision was planned out, and it started within the schools. Love of country and love of society are no longer taught.

 

[pronstar]

Tried to quit coffee for a while…that didn’t last long LOL

Donut Shop Keurig cups for us, in these fancy double-wall glasses Santa brought

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[HKSig]

Stupid people are stupid!

Momma always said "stupid is as stupid does."

 

[PhulesAu]

Here's a tip I learned from someone many years ago if you use a thermos to carry coffee in when you leave the house.

If you fill up the thermos with really hot water and let it sit for a little while before filling it with coffee, the coffee will stay hotter for a longer period of time.

Either use the hot water from your kitchen faucet, or use the microwave to heat up water to pour into the thermos.

I have done this for many years now, and had hot coffee from my thermos up into the late afternoon.

It's called tempering.

 

[seeker_two]

Tried to quit coffee for a while…that didn’t last long LOL

Donut Shop Keurig cups for us, in these fancy double-wall glasses Santa brought

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Best part of waking up is a toddler in your cup...

 

[Grumps21]

Here's a tip I learned from someone many years ago if you use a thermos to carry coffee in when you leave the house.

If you fill up the thermos with really hot water and let it sit for a little while before filling it with coffee, the coffee will stay hotter for a longer period of time.

Either use the hot water from your kitchen faucet, or use the microwave to heat up water to pour into the thermos.

I have done this for many years now, and had hot coffee from my thermos up into the late afternoon.

Slightly off topic here, but following the same thought process.... Do the same with an ice chest, but with ice or chilled water prior to using. I found that out while researching for a new cooler. Yes, I’m one of those nerds who research even the most mundane items before buying....